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1 month ago
1950'S R&B SOUND BY A WHITE DOO WOP GROUP
Love My Baby by The Sparrows Quartette - 1965. http://whitedoowopcollector...
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1 month ago
The Orioles - Baby Please Don't Go
This R&B/doowop group's originals include the standards Crying in the Chapel and It's Too Soon to Know, but this one is a 1952 update of the old bl...
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@ESPM2DELUXE ... go back to you're Boy George CD dipshit!
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1 month ago
LITTLE ESTHER & THE DOMINOES -HEART TO HEART.wmv
ONE OF THE GREAT LADIES OF RHYTHM AND BLUES
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@Covellos1 It came out in Jan. '51 so Esther was probably 16 when she sang Heart To Heart.
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1 month ago
Four Barons - Lemon Squeezer
Rhythm And Blues - Great lyrics in this one.
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The Larks moonlighting from Apollo.
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1 month ago
Dreams - Darlene / A Letter To My Girl - Savoy 1130 - 1954
DOOWOP - VOCAL GROUP HARMONY
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A Philly masterpiece. Weird they didn't wind up on Grand.
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1 month ago
Mello-Moods - Call On Me
Doo Wop
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@JohnyBlazen86 Yeah, he was very talented Johny. I heard Ray interviewed on the Time Capsule Show from Fordham University around 1970 (?). At the time he was working for the NYC post office. That interview may still be available in their archives.
I guess Prestige was really just interest in t...
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1 month ago
The Mello-Moods - (Where Are You) Now That I Need You
Beautiful doo wop ballad recorded in 1951 and released in 1952 on Red Robin. Lead singer Ray "Buddy" Wooten was only sixteen years old at the time ...
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@billchew450 They were from Harlem. I like the uptemp side, I Tried, Tried and Tried on Prestige.
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1 month ago
Marshalls - Who'll Be The Fool From Now On
Rhythm And Blues
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Maithe was amazing! He made the Ravens. Listen to the flip of this record, Mr. Santa's Boogie.
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1 month ago
Swing Time 346 - ? Marks - Another Soldier Gone
Los Angeles label Swing Time issued 'Another Soldier Gone' and its flipside 'Go And Get Some More' with the credited artists as The ? Marks. In fac...
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NardoFree2, it was released in Feb. '54, but since SwingTime bought the master of Another Soldier Gone you're guess of '52 is about right.
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1 month ago
Checkers - Ghost Of My Baby
Rhythm And Blues
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..She came all the way from heaven just to be with me once more!
Who the hell wrote that line? Ha,ha love it!
Perry Hayward of the JayDee Sparrows is singing lead.
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@Archangel506a I'm pretty sure The Sparrows Quartet weren't looking for a recording contract from Columbia. BTW, it worked for the Magnificent Men and the O'Kaysions, both '60's white groups that sounded black.